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mechanize

To introduce the use of machinery or automatic devices into a process or industry to replace manual labor. / To make a process or system operate like a machine, often implying a lack of human flexibility or creativity.
Transitive Verb
past: mechanizedpp: mechanizeding: mechanizing

Meanings

Transitive Verb
[~ something]

To introduce the use of machinery or automatic devices into a process or industry to replace manual labor.

Transitive Verb
[~ something]

To make a process or system operate like a machine, often implying a lack of human flexibility or creativity.

Examples

The company decided to mechanize the assembly line to increase production speed.

Business

We need to mechanize the harvesting process if we want to scale the farm.

The industrial revolution sought to mechanize textile production.

History

I worry that we are starting to mechanize the way we teach children.

I worry that we are starting to mechanize the way we teach children.

School Life

They tried to mechanize the entire administrative workflow to save time.

Office

Don't mechanize your acting or you will lose the emotional connection with the audience.

The goal was to mechanize the warehouse to reduce reliance on temporary staff.

Business

Why do they insist on trying to mechanize every single aspect of human interaction?

The army began to mechanize its infantry units during the mid-twentieth century.

The army began to mechanize its infantry units during the mid-twentieth century.

History

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